仕欽科技企業資訊系統安全研究報告 / Abstract
Information System Security of
Everskill Technology Co., Ltd. for
OEM Electronics Industry
by
Cathy Chan
OEM Electronics industry has been the foundation of Taiwan’s economy for the past few decades, and has made major contribution to foreign reserves for the country. However, entering into this millennium, with the rising of the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China), Taiwan’s OEM electronics industry is gradually losing competitive advantages. Nowadays, to improve competitiveness is the most critical issue in the industry. According to MIC of III , the integration of information technology in OEM electronics industry is a major index of Taiwan’s competitiveness.
The higher the information system is integrated, the more the system should be secured. Otherwise, in case of any abusage, the damage can sometimes beyond our imagination. The collapse of Barings Bank is a best lesson for all of us to learn. Therefore, we should put equal emphasis on information system security as well as information system integration.
The scope of this paper is to analyze the information system security of Everskill Technology, an OEM electronics company, to find out the weakness of the existing IT framework, and better improvement for future information system security in the company and OEM electronics industry.
This paper will thoroughly examine the existing structure of the information system of Everskill Technology, e.g. how the structure is built? Why it is built this way? How is the information system secured? What are the factors that affect information system security? How to modify the factors? The paper will also highlight some incidents, pin point the weakness of the system, and also provide suggestions for future improvements.
My conclusion is that the successful implementation of information system security to an organization is not just about how advanced the products/technology are, or how complete the procedures/checklists are, the people(agents) in the organization also play an very important role. As a professional manager of the organization, I believe we should always be aware of the relations among products/technology, procedures/checklists and the people (agents). Only through perfect balance among the three factors, we can successfully implement and secure information system of the organization.
Ultimately, this paper can provide an agenda for any other OEM electronics company who wishes to improve her information system security and hopefully can be a stimulation of improvement for the industry.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:CHENGCHI/G0094933015 |
| Creators | 詹小瑩, Chan, Cathy |
| Publisher | 國立政治大學 |
| Source Sets | National Chengchi University Libraries |
| Language | 英文 |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | text |
| Rights | Copyright © nccu library on behalf of the copyright holders |
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